New Library Resource: Materials Science and Engineering Database
Announcing a new literature database the library now provides access to:
New Resource: Materials Science and Engineering Database
By Courtney Hoffner on Mar 28, 2018
All UC campuses now have access to ProQuest’s Materials
Science & Engineering Database, based on UC’s standalone subscription to Earthquake Engineering Abstracts.
The Materials Science & Engineering Database is an interdisciplinary resource combining full-text sources and expert
indexing of global literature, this database offers its users the tools and the content to stay current of the latest research in the field, perform comprehensive literature reviews, or develop strong baseline knowledge for new researchers.
Featuring content from 1962 to present, the database supports materials science research, covering topics such as metals,
polymers, ceramics, composites, and biomaterials and dealing with areas such as corrosion, molding and casting, treatment, recycling, testing, finishing, welding, and forming. To support engineering research, the database provides easy access to millions of
bibliographic abstracts for the widest and deepest coverage of new technologies and engineering research, including civil, mechanical, environmental, earthquake, mechanical, and transportation. Sources go beyond scholarly journals to include grey literature
including patents, conference proceedings, government reports, and more to provide the researcher with the widest awareness and discovery of developments in the field.
This database can be cross-searched with any/all databases on the ProQuest platform. UC-eLinks have been enabled for
this resource.
Earthquake
Engineering Abstracts (EEA) continues to be available both as a standalone database as well as its content available from within the larger MS&E database.
Access to these resources can be found on any UCLA campus computer or, for UCLA users only, off-campus access through Bruin
Online Proxy Server or the UCLA VPN Client. If you would like more help with the library resources or about research
questions in general, please contact a Science and Engineering Librarian, or stop by the SEL Reference Desk during regular business hours. For a full
list of science and engineering databases, see our Key Resources page.
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